Arbaaz Khan is quietly lining up his next acting and production move, and it is shaping up to be a tight, location-heavy ride. After spending weeks filming away from Mumbai, the actor-producer has now brought the team back home for the final stretch of the shoot, with Manisha Koirala and Bhuvan Arora joining him in what is being positioned as a character-driven thriller.
Latest Update: Raazdar Enters Final Mumbai Leg
Box Office Worldwide has exclusively learned that Raazdar recently wrapped an extensive 25-day shooting schedule in Bhopal and has now moved to Mumbai, where the film has a 10-day schedule left before calling it a wrap. The Bhopal leg, mounted over nearly a month, is understood to have covered substantial plot-heavy portions, with the Mumbai schedule reserved for remaining talkie blocks and key indoor scenes.
While the makers are keeping story specifics tightly under wraps, the title Raazdar hints at a narrative built around secrets and shifting loyalties, and the decision to split the shoot between Bhopal and Mumbai suggests the film is leaning on a strong sense of place rather than being fully studio-bound. Arbaaz, who has balanced acting with production for years, is producing and starring in the project, placing him at the centre of the film’s creative and commercial push.
Manisha Koirala’s casting adds an additional layer of intrigue, especially after her recent run of performance-forward choices, while Bhuvan Arora’s presence signals that the film is investing in actors who can anchor intensity without relying on spectacle.
As of March 15, 2026, the film’s director, full ensemble cast, and release plan have not been officially announced by the makers.
Arbaaz Khan’s Recent And Upcoming Work
Arbaaz Khan has largely been selective with acting appearances in recent years, while continuing to stay active with production and entrepreneurial commitments. On the acting front, he has featured in films across genres over the decades and remains best known for mixing mainstream commercial cinema with supporting parts that lean into charisma and menace.
Manisha Koirala’s recent screen presence has been led by her streaming work, most notably Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Netflix series Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar (2024), which marked a high-profile return to big-scale storytelling. In cinema, she also appeared in Shehzada (2023).
Bhuvan Arora, meanwhile, has steadily built a reputation with grounded performances in the Hindi space, and Raazdar positions him alongside two established names in a film that appears designed as a tense, performance-led thriller.
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